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Government economists report anticipated improvement in business through fall buying. Assistant Secretary Julius Klein cites price stability as a healthy sign and a shift from nervous selling to renewed buyer confidence. He notes big buying agents' interest and expected fall and winter replenishment boosting manufacturers amid seasonal weather.
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Washington, Septen
Julius Klein
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Dr. Klein
Klein
County Golf Tourney Set Soon in Washington County
The Wellman Country Club sponsors a county golf tourney next Sunday with teams from Katona Wellman and Washington entered. This is the county’s first such event and a strong contest is anticipated as Wellman and Washington have met earlier this season, with Washington possibly fielding its best lineup. The Wellman course is expected to favor players who competed there last time. A twelve man team will represent each era, and Washington’s entry status remains to be finalized.
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Washington County
Wellman Country Club
Katona Wellman
Washington
Washington Zolt
Wellman
Wash
Washington Sunday School Wins Delegate Contest at Eicher Church Convention
Washington Presbyterian church won the delegate contest at the Eicher Church Convention with the largest total points tied to delegates traveled. Second place went to Ainsworth United Presbyterian and third to Bethel Presbyterian. 138 people registered representing many churches. Officers were reelected, including President Clyde V Brown and Secretary-Treasurer Mrs Vernon Witting. Plans include county-wide Sunday school activities, district conventions, and support for a religious exhibit at next fall festival.
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Washington Presbyterian Church
Ue Ainsworth United
Presbyterian Church
Rethel Prebyterian
Ehure Eicher Mennonite
Washington
Bison Uniterian Methodist
Bethel Presbyterian
Crawfordsville
M. B
Crawfordingtonville
Crawfordeville
W. J. McConnell
Ainsworth
Charles Owen
Vernon Withire
Ion
W. Klein
J. Hl. Peet
Amos Stont
Brighton
George Bett
Wetman
Leigh Soule
Vernon Witting
County Secry
Bethel Vterian
Washington Presby
Washington Baptist
Kieh
Witting
Oskaloosa
Crawford
Marion
Brighton-Clay Jos
C.J. Wolfe
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Opposition by Owners is Lacking in Cedar County Test
Firing lines and guard protection persisted as Cedar County farmers showed no resistance to the compulsory bovine tuberculosis testing campaign. National Guard troops manned sites while editors and officials debated Lenker’s case and state authorities pledged to enforce the law across Iowa.
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Cedar County
J W. Lenker
Fipton
Iowa
National Guard
Des Moines
Dan W. Turner
J. Wocker
Sithirawa
Lenker
W. H
J. W Lenker
Anamosa
Bailey
Eivil
Farmers Protective Association
The
Car Stolen Here Found at Oskaloosa
A Chevrolet coven stolen from the street in front of the Iowa Southern office on Washington Street late yesterday afternoon was found last night at Oskaloosa where it had been abandoned. Another car a Ford with license number g-0227 was stolen at Oskaloosa and is believed to be the same thief. The Maxwell car was in good condition with nothing missing. The owner planned to go to Oskaloosa to retrieve the cars.
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Iowa Southern (Allties
Washington Street
Oskaloosa
Ford. Co
Maxwell
County Pastors Meet Tuesday In Washington County
The Washington county Ministerial association and environ hold an autumn reunion and meeting Tuesday at ten o'clock. The program includes short talks on Interesting Places We Have Seen and Noted People Whom We Have Met and Heard, with Rev H F Mealister of Ainsworth delivering a travel talk. Officers Rev JH Krenmyre of Sigourney, Rev H W Gordon of Keota, and Rev F Wenger of Crawfordsville serve as president, vice president, and secretary-treasurer respectively. A devotional service, business items, elections, and a noon meal follow the program.
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Walter — Hutton
G. Herbrent
Herbrecht
HL Krenmyre
Rev Krenmyre
Ainsworth
Sigourney
C. W. Klein
Hasere
Washington Presbyterian Church
Ministerial Association of
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Washington
Ta. TL. Chaiinese
Keota
H. F. Mealister
JH. Krenmyre
H.W. Gordon
F. Wenger
Crawfordsville
Tuneheon
Tipton Veterinarian Called to Cedar County Tuberculin Tests
Dr. Fred Reid of Tipton received notice from Dr. Peter Malcolm state veterinarian that his services are required in Cedar County where tuberculin tests for cattle are being conducted under state troops. He left for Tipton this morning and expects about ten days to complete testing of all Cedar County herds.
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Terarinian
Peter Malcolm
Cedar County
Tipton
Mrs Brookhart Heads Red Cross Roll Call 1931
Mrs T Brookhart appointed Red Cross roll call airman for 1931 by Rev FLW chairman of the Washington chapter. She leads citizens and workers in inviting the chapter to join the Red Cross during Armistice Day through Thanksgiving. The position marks the fiftieth anniversary roll call with wide national and international significance.
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T. Brookhart
Red Cross
Flw
Washington
Brookhart
United States
Washington County
Theed Cross
Community Legion Post Plans Pool Drive in Leon
At a Leon American Legion meeting yesterday evening, plans were laid to secure a swimming pool for Washington. Officials reported current season results are insufficient and vowed intensified civic effort to push the pool proposition. If progress continues, construction could begin by early next month, with skating use planned for winter and summer swimming next year.
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Leon Weatty
Post American Legion
Post
Washington
Heavy Rain Over Inch Falls Overnight in Iowa
Official weather observer Director Charles Reed reports rainfall over 1.20 inches across the state last night. Conditions said to end the fall showers with fair weather expected tomorrow.
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Charles Reed
Iowa Weather Service
Rogers Says Railroads Should Run Freely
The speaker asserts railroads face government restrictions and should be allowed to operate freely to attract the public. He notes two days and two nights by rail, and seven hours by air, praising western scenery and criticizing government meddling that hampers rail travel.
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Hal Roach
Dickes
Scout Leaders Meet in County Gathering
In a storm affected district the meeting considered mobilizing Boy Scouts for aid under Dr. F. W. Eastwood, local Red Cross president. Eastwood attended and accepted the proposal, with readiness to call on the scouts if needed for relief tasks.
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Ke Jong
F. W. Eastwood
Red Cress
Eastwood
Death claims two Junction women in Cedar Rapids and Columbus City
Two Junction women are reported dead in separate incidents in Cedar Rapids and Columbus City. The first, Mrs H L Duncan of Cedar Rapids, died of heart trouble at home after her daughters Latelle and Helene returned from school. In Columbus City, Mrs. Frank Oaks of Louisa County, born in Nebraska, died at the Wapello courthouse area with funeral planned in Wapello. Surviving relatives include children and siblings, with services to be held at the Columbus City cemetery.
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Cedar Rapids
Misa Gallie Johnston
Columbus City
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Latelle
Helene
Dunn
Columbus
Duncan
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Th. J. Duncan
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Daughtier
Mames Lucila
Hehnya Non
Donald
Cedar Hapida
Wes Marsdon
Wapello
F Hl Johnston
Olumbus City
Frank Johnston
West
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Golammus Dination
Louisa County Sherff
Wapelto
Batlat
Gake
Sehuyer
Nebrdan
Frank Oaks
Clad
Beadle
Seattle
Wash
Carl
George Oaks
Perryaks
Columbus Junction
Roy Oaks
Kalona
Ottumwa to Play Locals on Gridiron Dedication Night
Ottumwa مقابل locals in a gridiron clash at Case field marking the dedication of Washington's new athletic field. Ole uimway and Washington high meet rivals in an eight o clock kickoff preceded by a brief dedicatory program. Legion drum corps drill planned between halves.
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Ottumwa
Washington
Case Field
Ole Uimway
Washington High Books
Mithuen McKay
Glenn Mace
J. Atchison
Akes
Legion Drum Corps
Mt Oskaloosa
Corp
Rain Cuts Off Trip For Today
Rain in the Crawfordsville area halted planned work by Washington men after the Monday storm. More than 40 volunteers gathered at city hall awaiting departure, but officials postponed the effort to next Tuesday if roads and fields dry. Residents reported water and mud blocking access while Rotter Washington club organizers prepared for a rough cleanup, asking those available to notify President Paul Gorham.
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Crawfordsville
Uestion
Washington
City Hall
Paul Gorham
Rotter Washington Club
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